交通

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An easy 60 minute drive north from Adelaide is Port Wakefield. This is where you can start exploring the Yorke Peninsula.

For the ideal South Australian holiday experience, simply hire a car or a campervan. The driving is easy and best of all there are no traffic lights. Towns and attractions are close to each other, so travel is leisurely.

Take it easy

Travel at your own pace and stop when you want to take in the sights. Fuel is available in most towns, as well as snacks and travel essentials. Be mindful that petrol stations close early in these areas, usually around 5pm or 6pm.

Travel by coach

Two daily bus services leave the Adelaide Central Bus Station on Franklin Street. Yorke Peninsula Coaches run two services. One services the northern part of the peninsula, including the Copper Coast. The other stops at all major towns from Port Wakefield to Yorketown. An inter-town route also connects towns in the southern part of the region.

Copper Triangle cabs

Yorke Peninsula is too far from Adelaide to make taxi transport a practical option. The Copper Triangle Taxi Service in Kadina, however, services Yorke Peninsula seven days a week. In addition to standard cabs, it offers wheelchair access and a small bus passenger vehicle for up to 11 people.